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1 1|     same subject, and to be affections of the same: examples are-health
2 1|    sleep and waking are not affections of such living things as
3 1| asleep, but that both these affections belong [alternately] to
4 1|  wake; since both these are affections of the activity of the primary
5 1|    that either of these two affections should perpetually attach
6 1|  partake in either of these affections, for without sense-perception
7 1|   plants have none of these affections. A mark of this is that
8 2|     several, on which these affections depend. Since, then, some
9 2|     sleeping and waking are affections of this organ, the place